Van Gogh brushwork - Lavender Field- Morning in Provence Painting

“Waking up in reality” defines my journey as an artist. After five days in a coma, painting became my second life and true language of expression. I create emotional, textured landscapes and meditative visions, inspired by Van Gogh’s energy, naïve art, Fauvism, and Pointillism. My works are not literal views but imaginative landscapes born from travels through Provence, Tuscany, and the Pyrenees — where memory, color, and inner reflection merge. Collectors describe my art as vibrant, uplifting, and healing. These works absorb the energy of nature and memory, evoking joy, warmth, and a sense of renewal. Many viewers see them as a form of visual therapy — awakening positive emotions and restoring balance. Before becoming a painter, I worked for more than 14 years as a professional guide, spending countless hours in Europe’s greatest museums. This deep exposure to Renaissance, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Surrealism shaped my vision and gave me a foundation to develop my own artistic language. I have held solo exhibitions in Spain, France, Andorra, and Japan (by invitation of the Japan Art Promotion Center), and participated in international group exhibitions and art fairs in Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, South Korea, Russia, Taiwan, and the UAE. I am a three-time finalist of Art Revolution Taipei. My works are in museum collections in South Korea and Russia, the municipal collection of Marseille, and numerous private collections across Europe, the United States, and Asia.